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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
The Ohls Republicans.

John Sherman has carried the day at the
Ohio Republican convention, and his presi-
Dental Endorsement resolution has gone
through unopposed. None but goslings,
however, will pretend that he has united
Republican party at his back in the Buck.
eye state. The anti Sherman forces, for
the sake Of harmony, agreed not to show
their hands, and all went smooth rs the
waters of the Niagara river few miles
above the great cataract. But there are
falls below, and there will be in the Sher.
man tide.
The platform adopted at the convention
is in places thoroughly bad. Everything
that was demagogic was endorsed, in.
cluding the Blair educational bill and the
dependent pension bill. There Is no de.
mand for reduction Of taxation which ID
just now most burdensome, the Repub
lican leaders being consistent in this, fol
an ovsrtlowing treasury is the prolific
parent Of demagogism. The bloody shirt
is waved less frantically than usual, and
the battle flag order was left alone as
boomerang not safe to touch.
If Ohio Republicanism is a sample o
the national kind, it is apparent that tn
party Of Lincoln, Chase and Seward !
dying for lack Of live issues on which !
may be Quickened.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

THE Ne,o Era's teiegraphic report last
evening, OF the Glover Brad burn prize fight,
had the pugilists battling seventy rounds In
thirty. five minutes. The Examiner, which
has the same "pony" service, says they
fought seventy-two rounds In thirty five
minutes. A detailed account in the INTEL
LICENcER, agreeing with this mornings q
Pbilsdelphis and New York papers, stated
that nine rounds WAS tho number On the
basis Of calculation presented by the NeW
Erd's figures, two rounds would have been
fought every minute. But at least ono
fourth OF a minute must be allowed between
rounds tor rests, aud in the whole seventy
rounds there would be sixty.nine intervals
This would have consumed seventeen and
one fourth of the thirty. i've minutes, leaving
seventeen and three, fourth minutes in which
the actual lighting Of the alleged seventy
rounds occurred. This would be at the rate
OF four rounds Of actual fighting per minute !!
The Examiners figures on seventy two
would show still more remarkable conflict
with human possibilities.
Under the Marquis of Queensberry
rules the rounds are three minutes In
length with one minute restA Thus
the INTELLIGESCER account very prop
erly and accurately gave the number
OF rounds A. nine, consuming thirty ve
minutea On the New Era basis OF seventy
rounds this tight should properly have con-
sumed four hours and thirty nine minutes.
On the Examiner basis the fight ought 70
have lasted four hours and forty seven min.
utee. Our contemporaries should not push
the gentlemen OF the prize ring too hard In
this sultry weather
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
PERSONAL.


hiRsCH HARRIS, . retired merchant, liv.
ing In brooklyn, n. Y, died on "Wednesday
n'sh'' u the age OF lU7 yesra
ChARLEs REED, the lawyer who defended
euNeau' has been detected in rObbing a hotel
Grave drawer III Jersey CITY. He WAS nSt prose-
fkEsIDENT X p. CLEMENTS. of tha Cu,.
zens' Savings bank OF LeavsnwOrth. Ksn.S.
has fled with the Citizsns' monev n tha ~
tent OF t5l 600, and the bank In cl0ssd.
Hon. r. A. COLLINS, the vsll-knov,
Massachusetts, statesman, had his bssss.s
0verhsuied ut Belfast by government dsssc
tives, who thought they might lind dysmits
therein. Collins was very indignant
ALFRED KRUPP, the gun maker, enjoyed
the reputation OF belng . good master. Hi
Was frank and straiR RhtiOrwsrd, but Otter
rough and hasty, at other times grave ant
taciturn, even u eccentricity. His successor
u his only son Frederick.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND says ho will 70
gard Invitations by mail TO visit cities with
the same f0Ics ~ though they we're made In
person BY pOnderOus committesA Mem
phis, Tenn, and other cities were about q
ssud big delegations 70 invite him, and the
president very properly desires 70 ssvs his
ovn time and the money Of tns whiting dsi-
Rsw h y. BsRHHARr and others IN ssi.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
Paris MObS,

An able article in the London SATURDAY.
Rerie,c treats of the recent mob demon
stratiOn over General BOulanger in very
serious vein. The Rerier holds that, while
1t makes very little difference for the
moment whether Boulanger is a quack
pure and simple or q gallant officer, there
can be no question of the strength of his
following; and the demonstrations Of the
Paris mob are an ugly symptom, none the
less serious because the work of the scum
OF the great city. faul Louis Courier has
said Of his cOuntrymen that respectable
people in France have the misfortune TO he
towards, meaning that they will not act
for themselves in crisis, but wait for the
government to act, and to-day the govern
ment is weak. The most turbulent part of
the population of Paris is against the gov
ernment, the people are neutral, the
possible successor is known and popular;
conditions which have gone before the
downfall Of every French government.
But how many times have these condi-
tiOns existed without being followed by a
downfall The Reriew may be right, but
since its article was written events have
drifted the ship Of state into more quiet
waters. The Rouv:er ministry has gained
some sympathy from the people and has
shown tirmness in its dealing with the
mObs Of Paris and with Boulanger.
1t may do good work for France by
holding its martial spirit in check for a
time, and unforeseen events may postpone
the war Of vengeance that would follow
the triumph Of the general. II this man
should gain control there can be little
doubt that war with Germany would i'm.
mediately follow, either by the prompt
action of that power against a government
avowedly hostile, or fosoed on by the same
Impulse that carried Boulanger to control.
Behind that "if" lie bloody possibilities
on which it is idle to speculate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
wANTEp-A speech from John Sherman
that will not contain bloody shirt howl

SENATOR HENRY l.. DAWES, Of Massachu.
setts, in common with millions more In this
country, wants q revision and reduction Of
the tariff duties and internal revenue taxa.
ton. This 10 what he said to the American
Papermakers' association at Saratoga " The
revenue to. day greatly exceeds the expendi.
tures and has 20 exceeded them for . long
time. The excess il accumulating at . rate
exceeding slOO, 600, 600 . year. The last ol
the public debt that IL due before 1891 has
been called in, and there IL no way Of paying
out . dollar Of this e1ceeA 1t must 60 on
sccumulsting In the treasury, and remain
locked up there until unloosed by legisls
ton. That boarding Of idle money in the
treasury will, at the present rate, exceed
500, 100000 before 1891, II it, withdraw
from the currency does not itself produces
business disaster. 1t in already creating
alarm In business circles and at the treasury
No one can measure the serious consequence
OF its continuance"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
Tho Weekly Intelligencer
Gbe farfaster Jntellt9enter.
LANcAsTER, JULY y. 1857.
Manual Training.


There Is steady pressure in these days
towards manual training in the public
schools, and the scheme Is already we'll ad-
vanced In its second stage of expert.
ment In several OF the large cities.
This movement Is q natural reac-
tion from the evident extremes of the
old systems which turn . student loose on
the community with mind well stored
with dead facts and wise precepts, and an
intellect we'll trained, perhaps, for the
struggle, with the world but having as little
capacity for at once doing useful work in
society as any wild horse on SOUTH
ern pampas. He may in little while
accommodate himself to circumstances
and justify the substantial foundation
OF his training, just as the athlete
who don't know how to swim may after
learning surpass the savage who has pad.
died In the water from his childhood.
There is, undoubtedly, something in this
cry for manual training in the schools, and
It should be heard with respect.
The sudden shock Of the plunge from
school or college into artisan or trade life
should be relieved, If possible, by training
Tor 1t In the educational system. A sensi.
bic writer has declared it to be "great
waste Of time to spend two or three years
acquiring trade knowledge that may be
gained in twelve or fifteen days under
proper instructions" Employers are no,
willing to trust expensive tools to mex.
perienced boys, journeymen discourage
competition, the business colleges have a,
least proved that in business apprentice
ships great deal Of time is wasted in
learning a very little.
Students Of social science talk about tn,
boycOtted American boy crowded out o.
apprenticeships by trade unions, and wan,
to know what he is to do. Skilled mechan
tcs from abroad take the place that h,
might have had, but for the rules Of trade.
llnis limiting the number of apprentices
These considerations urge attention I,
manual and technical training which nigh
afford pleasant relief from the men
tai strain of the regular course.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

From the Commercial Bulletin.
"Got any more OF those cigars like you
sold me yesterday ?" asked . perspiring citi
zen OF . Hanover street vendsr OF the weed. "
"You mean dose fine imported goods, five
for quvarter," said the dealer, with graft
fed smile. "Louis, make me down from
der shslluf box Of dose imported cellar
doros."
The smoker grimly answered the smile
and then said :
"Jest put one n my hat, will yer? reed
n ther paper that cabbage leaf in the hat'l
prevent sunstroke"
And he got outside just In time to bs
misc d by an empty cigar box.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

MAJOR BURKE, the New Orleans journalist,
has high hopes OF the industrial future OF the
New South. Leaving out OF the question the
ore and coal, limestone and manganese 80
lsvishly distributed throughout Virginia,
Tennessee and Alabama, he spoke OF fields
Of enterprise a. yet comparatively unopened.
"North Carolina and Arkanaas," he Raid,
shave Bessemer ore enough to rebuild the
navy, fortify the country and relay every
mile OF iron on the railroads In the United
States with Steel" He pointed out also that
the manufactured products OF the South had
increased from s3l5. s2i,7si In 1880 to S529,.
5000 in 1887, gain OF two hundred and
thirteen millions OF dollars In seven years
During the same period the agricultural pro.
ducts of the South showed an increase OF
tl32, 772, 37s. Moreover, and this is new point
that will surprise those who have not reflected
on the mattsr-"the South" he said, 'tcan
offer TO the world thirty. nine per cent OF ali
the arabic land In the United States, and of
this there IL open to settlement 1872 square
miles belonging To the United States govern
pent"
THINK of Blaine having 70 resort to all tho
arts OF the DOliliciAn In HacurA Mpina's an -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
Ex-Acting.


The Entrance to the Casacombs
Ia not III ore iorbidding than mouth dismantled
OF teeth. This disng arenent Is in most in
stances, the consequences OF want q at tlsutiOn
to them In youth. but IL happily prsventible
with SOZODOST. used. AS Q stump speaker on cs
urged his audtois TO vote. "ear.y y and often >
This staple article Is u thoroughly rsliable
means OF rendering the teeth orna me nta, and
serviceabie. The press ana medical profession
indorse IT,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
0PDOlAL IOflOAO.


In advertising q medicine II IL best to be
honest deception Will never do; the people
won't stand It. Let the truth be known that
Buvdoek blood Batsrs cure scrofuia, and ali
eruptiOns of the skin. This medicine Is sold
Cochran, druggi.t 1877 and l59 North Queen
street, LancAsLAr,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

Of ei,eis,ooo, and filings in a claim for
seventeen millions Of possible business di.
verted 70 other subsidized roads.
This IL al very beautiful. Some Of It 10
quite sublime, and people win Be anxious to
know just how much Of the earth the
senator thinks was given 70 his road.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

A pure. clear skin will make any face hand.
some. Manifestly anything which strsngthens
and enriches the blood win directly affect the
whole person. All eruptions Of the skin dissp.
pear when Bnrdock BiOOd Biusrs are employed.
value FOR sale by n. H. Cochran, druggiyt, I3I
and l39 North Queen street Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
TIVE Ohio lido. Is every man for himself.

THE annual digest just completed shows
values in Chatham county, Georgia, which
includes Savannah, aggregating GAG. $50
This is an increase of 81, ,045, 1886 over the pre-
vious year, and an increase of q, III, AGO over
1883 The rate OF taxation In the county will
be reduced from 20 to 81 cents on the $lOO
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
a Word Of Caution

Railroad men. mechanics. com merciaI travel.
err, base balltsts. farmers. and others who labor
and injury. Ihon,ds Ecieetric OIL for bruises,
burns, bites ana sprains. II one OF the finest ap.
plications yet DEVISED. For sale by II. Il. COch.
ran. druggist, lSi ana ls9 North Queen street,
Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

~ ~ mas Always bean pndsrstnnd that cm.umu.
0iscovered that kemps kslsaIn tor tSs srhroSs
end Lungs u giving more relief than snv sno~ =
Asthma. Bronchitis and Coughs. can on Il n
Cochran druggist No. ~ North Queen stn:sS'
cents ana q. m
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

OF Monterey. Aich.s delivsrs himself in this
wise: "EOr colds, burma. sOro throat and rhsu.
Malisn, Thomas xctectrtc on cannot bs beaten.
! say keep IL up TO the standard, and IL will
satisfy the people. shall SEND for new suppiy
soon" For sale by h. h. Cochran. druggist. l37
and l39 North Queep street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

JOSEPH BENSON FORAKER will grow
tired Of carrying Old-Man.Of the sea Sher-
man on his back.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

vii give imms1istS relisl Price 10 eta, . cts
iS.s "a Esasss " IS Sy g: y 49,. = 7 oosArsa' Drugs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

LAST year the Internal revenue system
yielded Sis, ,S36,757 of revenue at . cost oi
only 81, i,075, 900 for collection.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
Thunder IL Down the Axes

That for lameness. for rheumatism, for aches, for
pains and for sprains DIR. ZhOmas' Eclectrtc OH
= positive and reliable remedy. q DR. Thomas
Ecleotrtc on can he purchased Of any druggist.
= or sale by h r. Cochran. druggist, lS7 and $50
North Queen street. Lane kstsr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
O0A's Say Eaouglh.

81 cannot speak too highly OF Burdock Blood
BIters: they have been a great blessing TO me-
Cured Cured me % Of 6,iioasness 1 and Gyspepsis from
bank of Toronto. Ont. For sale by IL. b. Coch
ran. druggist. lS7 and lss North Queen street
Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
HUMPHREYS.
HOMEOPATHIC
SrrclFrcs.

u
Book OF All Diseases, Cloth and Cold Binding,
Ia PAges, with Steel Engraving,
NAILED fKEE.
List OF Principal Nos. Cures. Price
l. FHvxRs, Coz gestion, In a ammations ........1
WoRhs, Worm Fever, Worm Colic .........S
s. CRYING COLO. or Teething OF Infants. ...... .
Z DIARRa0A, OF Children or Adults...........T
;. DYeBNrpRv. GRIPPING, Bilious Collie. c..........5
8. CHoLxRA McRsus. Vomiting n:y.................S
J. CouaHs. Colds, bronchitis itis....................A
8. NuURALaIA, Toothache, faceachs. 5
.. HnApAohns, Sick headache, Vertigo. .........S
10 DYSPEPSIA, Bilious Stomach .................3
II. SuPPRnssnp or PAINFUL PBRiope. ............ y
II WarTD. TOO frofuss Periods is................S -
Is CRoUr. Cough, Dtfhcult Breathing ...........8
y. SALT kunun. krysipelas, kruptions. .........B
l5 RAHrMArisn Rheumatic Rins..............o
10. IuvBR AND Aaul Chills, Aalarta........ ....sO
u. HlL.s, Blind or Beeding
10. CArARRH. Influenza, cold in the Head ..... 50
~. WHooPINo CoraH, Violent Coughs ........ 50
.. 91HsRAL DEBILITY, Physical weakness. so
NERVOUS DnnlLirr... ........o .ol.lO
81. CNhARv WBAKNxss, wetting Bed ......... 80
y DBnAsns OF THn HnARr Pal pitatiOn. 81 %
SOLD oy Drnngtsts. or sent Postpaid on receipt
Of prtce.-HUhPHRAiS' MEDICINE Co. ils
Fulton st.. N. !. feb2S-lydA W. wAw&F
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

GIVE that presidential chestnut John
Sherman, sll the rope he wsnta
Mr.. AND MRS. CLEVELAND will visit
Philadelphis on September 10, IL and IL.
The Quaker city will be fine place TO 60 70
during those three day1
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
a Hs,narkabIs. GOOD Man

IL he who attends 70 the comfort of bis family
and will not lot hts little suffer with aiiec.
ton OF the Throat ana Lungs. whereby their
lives NAV bs endangered. but who should ut ali
LINES LINES give them that sovereign remedy. kemp'S
nsIsain. frtco d. cents aud o.. Trial SSSs (rSS
10r sale by II. II. Cochran. druggist:l37 North
queen street, Lancaster, Pa fN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

q. Cochran. Nos. l37 and l3s orth Qussn
.SrSst, .asf LSncastar. Pa. 10 ssiiiug sHI LOH1
CxS CoS SSa CO8 A. guarantees 10 cure IN tHr0at
'"s s'""o'oe- (0l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29

THINK OF Blaine having TO resort to all the
arts OF the politician TO secure Names en-
dorsement!
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-29
NPCINE PLAsrERs.

~ Ask for Ben sons ana take no other.
declk.Smd&w Mw&f
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-07-28
ALL ABOARD
Our Long Needed Street Car Line
Now Ready for Operation. The
Cars Put on the Track

Great Bend has reached that era in
her prosperity when she cannot do
without all the necessaries of metrop-
oils. She has gone right ahead i'll the
matter of all public improvements
without stop or hindrance until to-day
We have city which is acknowledged
by both friend and foe to be one of the
best cities in the Arkansas Valley.
The growth of Great Bend has not
been mushroom growth. The country
surrounding us has been settled up
and the rich farms titled and made to
yield up their treasurs from year to
year, and thus establish the certainty
of their productiveness. In the mean
time Great Bend has been steadily but
quietly growing in population and
business enterprise, and keeping pace
with the country, until to-day she has
a population of near 5000 souls, and
every train bringing in its quota Of
enternrissiHg people who are casting
their lots in our midst.
To meet the demand for cheap and
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-07-28
The Hart Pioneer Nurseries.

These nurseries, at Fort Scott,
Kan, have been furnishing great
amount of nursery stock for this
county, and they grow a full line
of all kinds of trees, shrubbery,
vines, etc., and have made a special
study to grow only such stock as will.
do the best in this climate. Their
stock is sold at reasonable prices, is
always packed safely and carefully,
and their delivery is prompt.
We take pleasure in recommending
to you Messrs. G. F. & V. NJ. Cox,
who are at present canvassing this ter
ritory for orders. They offer no mag
nifed specimens of canned fruits as
samples, and do not pretend to carry
a stock of wonderful, unheard-of va
rieties; but will sell you good, hardy,
reliable stock.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-07-28
ATerrible Mistake.

Last Thursday night J. II. Turner
was killed by shot from arevolver
in the hands of his brother-in-law. a
man by the name of Vandeman, at the
Rock Island camp, just west of Pratt
Center. 1t seems that Vandeman had
sister in the camp who was being
courted by two young men one of whom
was Frenchman. The lady had Tilted
the Frenchman, and he became so en-
ragged that he threatened to kill the
young lady. Thursday night as storm
was approaching, Turner went to tight
en- the ropes of the tent in which the
young lady was sleeping. Vandeman
awoke and saw him about the tent, and
thinking it was the Frenchman he fired
the shot which cost poor Turner his life.
The body of the dead man was shipped
to Cedarvale for interment.-Pratt
REGISTER.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-07-28
A Grand Opportunity.

You will be called upon within the
next few days by a gentleman who
is taking orders for the following
books, which are sold at greatly re-
duced prices:
Chambers Encyclopedia.
Millions Paradise Lost.
DanteS Inferno, illustrated by
Dore.
Dantes' Purgatory and Paradise
Lost.
Waverly Novels.
Dickens Works.
Leaver's Works.
Washington Irving's Works.
ByrOn's, Burns and Moore's Poems.
CyelOpedia Of + Business Forms.
viii Carl '.eton's Works.
Fine albums. bibles, etc.
All of these books are good, stan
dard works, and their being sold you
on the iDstallment plan, anyone, al
most, can enjoy the pleasure OF their
possession without any great PercePta
BILE outlay.
Mr.. Z. f. Neidick, the gentlemanly
agent who will wait upon you' shoulo
receive your courteous attention ana
consideration.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-07-28

The city could hardly make bet~
ter investment than to spend $1,000
in prospecting for natural gas and
coal. The fact that nowhere in Kan
sas where a systematic investigation
has been made has there been a fail
ure to develope some mineral that
has amply repaid the expense of the
work, should encourage our citizens
to take hold of the project. We can
never find out whether or not we pos
sess any Of these natural resources
unless we search for them, and the
proposed manner Of doing the work
is a fair one for all concerned.
Should the search be successful, the
entire city will reap the benefits. -
Larned CIrOnOScope.